Jack Sundell
Root Cafe’s Second Location at Breckenridge Village to Open Early 2025
The Root Cafe’s second location at Breckenridge Village in Little Rock aims to open after the new year. Hiring for both locations will begin soon. read more >
The Root Cafe in Breckenridge Plans for Late 2024 Open
Owner Jack Sundell said he hopes to open the new restaurant in the fourth quarter of this year. read more >
The Root Cafe Plans Second Location at Breckenridge Village
The farm-to-table favorite in SoMa is expanding. read more >
Mockingbird Bar & Tacos Sold to Cabot Restaurateurs
The sellers, Jack Sundell and Corri Bristow-Sundell, had owned the restaurant in Little Rock' South Main district since 2019. read more >
Restaurants Aim at Being Green
The Green Restaurant Certification Program, if implemented, would encourage efforts by restaurants and other food-service providers to operate sustainably. read more >
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SoMa Stays Social While Socially Distant
Restaurateurs come together at the SoMa Outdoor Dining Room in the parking lot at the southeast corner of 13th and Main streets in downtown Little Rock. read more >
by Jan Cottingham -
At Doorsteps and Curbsides, Age of Delivery Has Arrived
COVID-19 precautions have changed customer behavior as record numbers of purchasers go online, and restaurants and retailers adjust. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Dos Rocas Summer Opening Not Set in Stone
The owners of Dos Rocas Beer & Tacos are wisely hesitant about giving a target date by which their Latin American-flavored restaurant at 1220 S. Main St. will be open, but they’re hoping for late summer. read more >
Maumelle Industrial Project Attracts $4.3M Transaction (Real Deals)
A 60,600-SF industrial facility in Maumelle weighed in at $4.37 million. A North Little Rock storage park tipped the scales at $4.2 million. And a 1.73-acre commercial parcel in west Little Rock changed hands in a $656,754 sale. read more >
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The Root Café Gets $150K Grant from JPMorgan Chase Bank
Jack and Corri Sundell, owners of The Root, received a $150,000 grant from JPMorgan Chase. The Root was one of 20 grant recipients in the JPMorgan Chase Mission Main Street program, and the only one in Arkansas. read more >
by Lee Hogan -